… wheelchair (MWC) skill profiles of experienced MWC users with spinal cord injury and
their wheeled mobility (distance and speed) while considering their level of injury and age. …

… were to quantify wheelchair mobility of persons with SCI and to assess the relationship
between wheelchair mobility and demographics, type of manual wheelchair, and participation. …

… of persons with spinal cord injury (SCI) is their dependence on a wheelchair. In the …
wheelchair users, and 60% are completely wheelchair dependent.1 For these persons, wheelchair …

… wheelchair activity recorded with a data logger and community participation as measured by
the Participation Survey/Mobility. … the mobility characteristics of participants. Among manual …

… and power mobility by exploring the use of a manual wheelchair and a power wheelchair
to meet the personal and community mobility demands of an individual… Mobility Training …

… Wheelchairs … approximately 82% OF persons with a spinal cord injury (SCI) are dependent
on wheelchairs for mobility, 1 wheelchairs are important in achieving independent mobility. …

… use self-efficacy (ie, one’s belief in his or her ability to use a wheelchair) is equally as, if not
more important than, wheelchair skills in predicting wheelchair mobility and participation in …

… To determine wheelchair (WC) skills success rates for manual WC users with spinal cord
injury (SCI), to determine subject characteristics … (WCs) for mobility in the community. …

… The test-retest values were more than .87 for the specific mobility questions used in this
study. Comparison of the cross-population similarities and differences are currently under way.…

… People with spinal cord injury (SCI) who are independent in mobility have better long-term
outcomes, including well-being and participation, than those who are not mobility independent…